(R.A.A.P) Risk Assessment and Avoidance Program for Companies:
Take two children; both completed 12 years of schooling. After schooling, one child continued to receive your guidance and support.
The other child was required to learn the rest about life on his own. Which child do you think will be the most successful?
The child that received continuing guidance and training. Now take two of your drivers. In the old days a driver was taught in a school
or behind the wheel. That driver was left to learn the rest about driving on his own. But your driver also needs continuing education
and support if he is expected to operate safely.
Vehicles pose the greatest risk for companies.
Our Risk Assessment and Avoidance Program for Companies can reduce your exposure.
We use methods that reduce the severity of losses or the risk from occurring.
If the risks are improperly assessed, time and money can be wasted on training.
Spending too much to avoid accidents with relatively low costs wastes your resources. Unlikely events will happen.
Backing accidents have a low cost compared to a rear end collision. Manage your risk; put your training money into the issues with
the highest costs.
87% percent of accidents are caused by a driver (either your driver or another). Less than 10% are caused by performance
(physical) errors. 66% of accidents occurred because of mental errors.
The driver either:
- Was inattentive.
- Distracted by something.
- Failed to observe the situation adequately.
- Too fast for conditions.
- Misjudged the speed of other vehicles
- Followed too closely.
How can a safety manger or business owner mitigate the effect of these risks?
Through continuing education for drivers. CDL College can help you asses and reduce your risk.
We use a four tiered approach to driver training:
- Simulator
- Instructor led classroom
- Computer based training
- Behind the wheel instruction.
We offer training for all types of vehicles. Contact us today to about our R.A.A.P program for companies.
We can put together a program for as little as $200 a driver.
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